DeKalb County is launching its first Annual Lantern Festival and Parade at the E.M.B.A.R.C. Community Youth Farm on December 14, featuring lights, music, and family activities.

Newton County's holiday events include free weddings at the decorated Courthouse on select Fridays in December and Santa visits on December 10, 12, and 19. Bookings and inquiries can be made via email or phone.

Craigie Avenue in Decatur is closed for watermain replacement until December 20, affecting traffic Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Local access is maintained.

DeKalb County is offering Winter Break Camps for kids aged 5-13 on select dates in December and January. Registration is open online or at multiple county locations, with a fee of $10 per day.

A watermain replacement project closes a portion of Livingstone Place in Decatur until December 20; detours and signage are in place to guide traffic.

N. Carter Road in Decatur will be closed for watermain replacement until December 20, with detours in place. Contact engineer Drew Smith for more details.

An 18-year-old faces charges including Homicide by Vehicle after a fatal crash in DeKalb County, with the parents of another involved teen charged with Involuntary Manslaughter for hosting a drinking event prior.

Dr. Jody Barrow is appointed as the new Executive Secretary of the GaPSC by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, with broad support for his extensive educational experience.

The Clayton County Health District is recruiting volunteer 'Lay Moms' to help new parents, with a December 31, 2024, application deadline available through a QR code.

Atlanta's weather is shifting from cloudy to clear, with chilly temperatures and strong winds. Days will be sunny, but nights could bring widespread frost. Rain is likely early in the week with cooler temperatures returning.

Jessica Giancola is appointed as the new director of Marietta's Gone With the Wind Museum, bringing a blend of heritage and management skills to the role.

Senator John Albers reports on Georgia's AI plan, focusing on ethical usage, education, workforce readiness, and sector integration, with state agencies to develop AI policies.

Kregg Lumpkin was promoted to Deputy Chief of Operations at Newton County Fire Services, bringing NFL experience and a strong background in fire and emergency services to his new role.